Georgia’s results from a small sample of ballots in the state show massive fraud. Yet Georgia’s Secretary of State claimed this was a legitimate election.
Here is a small sample of articles we published about Georgia’s corrupt Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger since the 2020 Election.
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We noted in January that the implementation of software right before the 2020 Election went against election law in the state.
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The auditors used to certify the election machines before the election likely were not certified at the time he claimed they were.
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On Election night, Raffensperger and his attorney knew that ballots were being forced through ballot machines in Fulton County multiple times.
Raffensperger’s actions against President Trump who held a call with Raffensperger where Trump presented the number of known issues with Georgia’s results, were reprehensible.
Raffensperger announced an investigation of President Trump’s actions in Georgia knowing he himself lied about the call and attempted to destroy the evidence.
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When an audit of ballots in Fulton County, Georgia was requested from the courts, Raffensperger tried to stop it.
Recently Raffensperger started a campaign against whistleblowers.
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Raffensperger reportedly hid ballot tampering from a judge.
It’s no surprise that issues were found in Georgia. It’s also no surprise that Raffensperger is trying to cover it up.
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